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-Acaroid
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Acaroid
2 years ago
Being a digital arts forum I thought you guys might be interested to read/watch this interesting piece of history

"In 1980, Boeing employee Loren Carpenter presented a film called Vol Libre at the SIGGRAPH computer graphics conference. It was the world's first film using fractals to generate the graphics."

[Link to www.kottke.org]
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+Jamie
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Jamie
2 years ago
Thanks for posting this I will make sure I watch it in the morning smile.gif Ill let you know what I thought
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-Acaroid
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Acaroid
2 years ago
That is ok, as I said, i just thought you guys might be interested! I also like the utah teapot refrence in the film smile.gif
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+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin
2 years ago
That's pretty incredible for 1980. Imagine how good it would be seeing that for the first time back then.
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-Acaroid
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Acaroid
2 years ago
Yeah, it would have blown everyone away, it would have been an incredible moment. Could you imagine the anticipation of the guy who made it!!
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+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin
2 years ago
What about the feeling when everyone stood and cheered? I wish I got that when I showed off my demo reel.
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-Acaroid
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Acaroid
2 years ago
LoL i know, one of those "wish i was that guy" kinda points in time
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